Muhammad NaeemThe DeepCool AK400 price in Pakistan is Rs. 8,499 for the standard black model, checked at Pakistani PC sellers on 1 October 2026. White and Digital variants run from Rs. 7,999 to Rs. 11,499 depending on the seller and stock. The AK400 is a single-tower 120mm air cooler rated at 220W TDP with four direct-touch heatpipes, and it has quietly become the default recommendation for Ryzen 5 and Core i5 gaming builds in Pakistan because it cools like coolers that cost half as much again. This page lists the seller prices we actually found, the full official specifications, the case clearance numbers you need before ordering, and how it stacks up against the Cooler Master Hyper 212 Black Edition.
DeepCool AK400 price in Pakistan: seller rates checked today
| Seller | Variant | Price | Stock note at checking |
| ZahComputers (Karachi) | AK400 standard black, LGA1700 supported | Rs. 8,499 | Listed with 1 year warranty; reconfirm before payment |
| Junaid Tech (Islamabad) | AK400 Digital WH (white, status screen) | Rs. 7,999 | Shown in stock, 1 year local warranty |
| Junaid Tech (Islamabad) | AK400 WH (white) | Rs. 9,499 | Shown out of stock at checking |
| SuTech NGames | AK400 Zero Dark Plus (dual fan, all black) | Rs. 10,000 | Shown in stock at checking |
| RB Tech and Games | AK400 Digital (white) | Rs. 9,999 | Shown in stock, 1 year local warranty |
| RB Tech and Games | AK400 Digital (black) | Rs. 11,499 | Shown out of stock at checking |
Three honest notes on this table. First, cooler stock in Pakistan rotates fast, and two of these six listings were already out of stock when we checked, so treat the price as your negotiation anchor and confirm availability on WhatsApp before sending money. Second, the Digital variants add a small CPU temperature display and ARGB strip; they cool the same as the base AK400, so the premium is for looks, not degrees. Third, beware listings that just say “AK400” with no part number: the standard black model is R-AK400-BKNNMN-G-1, and that is the one at Rs. 8,499.
Official specifications
These figures come from DeepCool’s specification for the AK400 and match the spec table on the seller pages above. For the manufacturer’s own listing, see the official DeepCool website.
| Specification | DeepCool AK400 |
| Cooler type | Single tower air cooler, 120mm fan |
| Cooling capacity | Rated 220W TDP |
| Heatpipes | 4 x 6mm copper, direct touch base |
| Overall dimensions | 127 x 97 x 155 mm (W x D x H) |
| Heatsink dimensions | 120 x 45 x 152 mm |
| Weight | 661 g |
| Fan | 120 x 120 x 25 mm, fluid dynamic bearing |
| Fan speed | 500 to 1,850 RPM, 4-pin PWM |
| Airflow / pressure / noise | 66.47 CFM / 2.04 mmAq / 29 dB(A) maximum |
| Intel sockets | LGA1700, LGA1200, LGA1151, LGA1150, LGA1155 |
| AMD sockets | AM5, AM4 |
Will it fit your case and clear your RAM?
The number that matters is the 155mm height. Most mid-tower cases sold in Pakistan allow 155 to 165mm of cooler clearance, so the AK400 fits the large majority of builds, but slim office cases and some budget chassis cap out below 150mm and will not close their side panel. Measure from your motherboard tray area or check your case’s stated CPU cooler limit before ordering. On the motherboard side, DeepCool offsets the fin stack so the fan sits away from the memory slots; standard-height RAM is fine, and even most RGB kits clear because the fan can be clipped a few millimetres higher at a small cost to the top cover line. The 97mm depth also keeps the cooler well clear of the first PCIe slot on ATX and micro-ATX boards. If you are pairing it with an AM5 board, our MSI B650 Tomahawk WiFi price guide covers a popular match, and the Corsair CV550 price guide covers the budget PSU most AK400 builds end up with.
AK400 vs Cooler Master Hyper 212 Black Edition
The Hyper 212 is the cooler the AK400 gets compared against in every Pakistani PC shop, so here is the honest version. On price, it is not close right now: our Hyper 212 Black Edition price guide found it at Rs. 12,799 to Rs. 12,990, roughly Rs. 4,300 more than the AK400’s Rs. 8,499, and that guide also found the Hyper 212 out of stock at every major seller checked. On paper the AK400 carries a 220W TDP rating with four 6mm direct-touch heatpipes and a 66.47 CFM fluid-dynamic-bearing fan, a combination that handles a Ryzen 5 7600 or Core i5-12400F at full gaming load without drama. The Hyper 212 remains a proven, quiet design with a very loyal following, and if you find one in stock near Rs. 10,000 it is still a fair buy. But at today’s Pakistani prices and availability, the AK400 gives you the stronger value, and the money saved covers a good chunk of a better GPU or an extra case fan. Neither cooler is the right choice for a high-end unlocked i7 or Ryzen 9 under sustained all-core rendering; that is dual-tower or 240mm liquid territory, whatever the TDP sticker says.
Who should buy the AK400, and who should skip it
Buy it if you are building around a Ryzen 5, Ryzen 7 non-X, Core i5, or any 65W to 125W class CPU for gaming, esports titles, or general work, and your case allows 155mm. The stock coolers bundled with some of these chips are measurably louder and hotter, and the AK400 fixes both for under Rs. 9,000. Skip it if you run a flagship unlocked processor with heavy overclocks, if your case is a slim low-profile box, or if silence at idle matters more than anything, because a larger dual-tower cooler spins slower for the same temperatures. Also skip the Digital variant’s premium unless you genuinely want the temperature readout; the base model’s fan and heatsink are the same cooling hardware.
- Rs. 8,499 street price undercuts the Hyper 212 Black Edition by roughly Rs. 4,300 at current Pakistani rates.
- 220W TDP rating with four direct-touch heatpipes comfortably handles Ryzen 5 and Core i5 gaming loads.
- 155mm height and offset fins fit most mid-tower cases and clear standard RAM kits.
- Fluid dynamic bearing fan is quieter and longer-lived than the sleeve fans on cheaper towers.
- Mounting kits for LGA1700, AM5 and AM4 are in the box, so it survives your next platform upgrade.
- Stock is patchy in Pakistan: two of six listings we checked were already out of stock, and the white base model is harder to find than the black.
- Not enough cooler for sustained all-core loads on flagship unlocked CPUs despite the 220W sticker.
- Digital and Zero Dark variants charge Rs. 1,500 to Rs. 3,000 more for looks, not extra cooling.
- No second fan included on the base model, so push-pull setups cost extra.
Frequently asked questions
What is the DeepCool AK400 price in Pakistan?
The standard black AK400 (part number R-AK400-BKNNMN-G-1) was listed at Rs. 8,499 at ZahComputers when we checked on 1 October 2026, with a 1 year warranty. White and Digital variants from other sellers ranged from Rs. 7,999 to Rs. 11,499. Prices move with stock, so reconfirm on WhatsApp before paying.
Is the AK400 enough for a Ryzen 5 7600 or Core i5-12400F?
Yes. With a 220W TDP rating, four 6mm heatpipes and a 66.47 CFM fan, the AK400 handles 65W to 125W class gaming CPUs comfortably, including the Ryzen 5 7600 and Core i5-12400F, at far lower noise than a stock cooler.
Will the AK400 fit in my case?
It stands 155mm tall, so check that your case allows at least 155mm of CPU cooler clearance; most mid-towers allow 155 to 165mm. Slim cases under 150mm will not fit it. Standard-height RAM clears fine thanks to the offset fin stack.
AK400 or Hyper 212 Black Edition: which should I buy?
At today’s Pakistani prices, the AK400. It was Rs. 8,499 against Rs. 12,799 to Rs. 12,990 for the Hyper 212 Black Edition in our checking, and the Cooler Master was out of stock at the major sellers we looked at. If you find a Hyper 212 near Rs. 10,000 in stock, it remains a solid, quiet alternative.
Prices in this guide were checked on 1 October 2026 at Pakistani PC sellers including ZahComputers, Junaid Tech, SuTech NGames and RB Tech and Games. Cooler stock in Pakistan changes quickly; confirm the exact variant and availability before ordering.
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